[Solved] Which of the following is not true of (BPR) business process reengineering?

Q.	Which of the following is not true of (BPR) business process reengineering?
A.	Sometimes BPR is needed to lower costs.
B.	Sometimes BPR is needed to increase quality.
C.	Information technology can be the enabler for radical change.
D.	BPR tends to focus on incremental and gradual improvement.
Answer» D. BPR tends to focus on incremental and gradual improvement.

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